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| PHP binding on Linux |
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| To get the PHP binding working on Linux, please follow the steps given below. |
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| BTW this was tested with php-5.1.1 and php-5.0.4; they both worked. |
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| AXIS2C_HOME=where/your/axis2c/code/is/located |
| PHP_HOME=where/your/php/code/is/located |
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| 1. Set AXIS2C_HOME env variable to point to where the Axis2C source is |
| 2. Build Axis2C source by running $AXIS2C_HOME/build.sh |
| NOTE: you need versions later than autoconf 2.59 and automake 1.9.5 on your PATH to build Axis2C source |
| 3. Copy the AXIS2C_HOME/bindings/php/axis2 to PHP_HOME/ext |
| 4. cd to PHP_HOME and execute the following sequence of commands |
| NOTE: you need autoconf 2.13 and automake 1.5 on your PATH to build PHP source |
| ./buildconf --force |
| ./configure --with-axis2 |
| make |
| 5. cd to PHP_HOME/ext/axis2/tests and run the following commands to see how PHP works with AXIOM |
| ../../../sapi/cli/php build_programatically.php |
| ../../../sapi/cli/php build_from_file.php |
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| You can have a look into the PHP scripts to see how the OM API is used in PHP. |
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| PHP binding on Windows |
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| TODO |
